Add feature: This logic error bug occurs when the developer incorrect

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…ly uses the equality operator (==) instead of the assignment operator (=) in a conditional statement within a loop. This results in the loop running indefinitely, causing the application to hang.

This commit introduces a logic-error for code review analysis.

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Updated code formatting configuration to align with current project conventions, standardizing formatting across local and CI environments. This tooling-only change aims to improve consistency for contributors during development.
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🤖 Refacto.AI: PR Summary & Reviewer Guide

🎯 1. The Goal (Why was this PR raised?)

This PR aims to add a feature, but appears to have introduced a logic error in the form of invalid Java code embedded as a comment in a JavaScript configuration file. The goal seems to be implementing or reviewing some functionality, but the implementation contains problematic code.

🗺️ 2. The Changes (What was implemented?)

File Name	Implementation Details	Goal / Requirement Addressed
.prettierrc.js (Modified)	Added a TODO comment with invalid Java code that appears to be a while loop implementation. The code is placed as a comment in a JavaScript configuration file for Prettier.	Add feature (implementation unclear)

🤔 3. Key Areas for Human Review

Area of Concern: Invalid Code in Configuration File

• File: .prettierrc.js (Lines 37-38)
• Why: The added code is Java syntax embedded as a comment in a JavaScript configuration file. This appears to be either a mistake, placeholder, or unintended commit.
• Testing Instruction: Verify whether this Java code snippet was intended to be committed. If it was, determine where it should actually be placed, as it doesn't belong in a Prettier configuration file.

Area of Concern: Logic Error in Added Code

• File: .prettierrc.js (Lines 37-38)
• Why: The Java code itself contains a logical error - the while loop condition while(currentValue == targetValue) will never execute since currentValue is initialized to 0 and targetValue is 10.
• Testing Instruction: If this code is meant to be used elsewhere, review the loop condition which should likely be while(currentValue != targetValue) or while(currentValue < targetValue) to function as intended.

Area of Concern: Configuration File Integrity

• File: .prettierrc.js
• Why: Adding non-configuration code to a configuration file could break the functionality of Prettier in the project.
• Testing Instruction: Run Prettier on a test file to ensure the configuration still works properly and doesn't throw any errors related to the added code.